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D NATUBK DID T11E BAilE.* ' 1 l
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bin .> ;
THE
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OHA N?Efc??tt/d ?-/totitttCAii?j^?
is'
2 sturen, 2 00
a Mm res - ? 4 00
4 miliares - - 5,00
5 50
? 001 J 0 00
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15 0Q 25 00
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20 50 ; 33'00
33 00 .60 00
12 00
27 00
37 00
45 00
<67 00
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i column, - ' ,
1 column, - - j 13 00i 5.VU0; S3 00jl2r> 00
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$2 a vcar, in advance?$1 fur ?x months.1
JOl; PKI>"TlN*(i in it* aU'dcpiUtraeUts
iwatly Ptrcufod. ' Give na a call.
.i_g jLii?? ;l_i-..: ?j . i .j.j.
I ttl^AjR ?& DIBBLE,
ATTORNEYS AT I^AAV,
liU.SSKLL tfTKEET,
Urangeburg, S. C.
J \-<. F. It.i.ar. K Di?iu.t.
inch 6-1/r *
_2R.ol>inson,
11 mks, Music and Stationery, and Fancy J
r, r| .Articles,
. .4t 77/;; ijfip/.vB housk,
oM^aEBVRG, C. II.. 8. C
nu n G-* ' .
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Dir. T. HKKWlCK LKGAIt*;
i t E VT ? X- S IT R G K O N ,
'iiaduatc, Jmltim??ro Colleg? l>cidal
Eairintrv.
Ofirr, Marl.*! Ml.-rrt, Orr, St?rt o/J. .1. Hamilton
lel? Ii
W. J. DeTrevilie,
A T T b Ii N K Y A T ? A >V;
Office at Court House Square,
?r*ng?uurft, S. ('.
BROWNING & 1IROWNING
Attorneys At Law,
ORAKOKUUItU, C. II. S. t'.,
MALfOl.M I. tinOTTNIXC. a. 1'. BjtOWMNC
uich?-tyr
TIL0S. W. ALBBBGOTTI,
two doohs i:a|-| or
J r. PARLEY'S
Rusaoll Strrv *, Orangeburg, Fo. Ca.,
Has .lust Received a fresh supply of
French Candies,
Fine Candies,
Kuts, all sorts, .
Toys,
China Ware.
I.arg?-ami Rmnll Fancy IlKskets,
liaisons,
fickle?, &c, <fce.
Abo Fresh Uroud always on hand, and
supplied to regular customers every day
nt their doors.
In my rnke departnicnt you will find
Fruit Cakes,
Fancy Cakes,
Cm tigers, &c,
always on hand and fresh.
Fine Jiridal Presents.
Fresh Pics constantly on hand.
Weddings supplied with all kinds of
( akes and Confectioneries at the shortest
notice.
The above goods cannot be excelled in
('Utility and price.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
July I?, 1872 'J3 tf
HllACK?L.FOKI> & KKT^Y
VACrOKS AND GKNKRAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Jfon'Vii Atlantic "Whahf,
Charleston, S.C.
aoents ron
Moro rhillij s* Ammoniated Carribenn Fca
, GUA^p.
vr. w. tuv? KLRFOiin. wit, aiki:m BCLXj
?0 it* tvfts^ ? *jfr~w*u-M *4T ?* &
4
-.. | Z i MJ A 8 tfa**e*thV>.I Dil pHS.?/:]
V> | ?l }o *v 1 nt ?.st! to irn >?i 09*! Ja?
? Has(in store and cgnstaulsly .arriving,
Groceries, \yh.oh cannotha surpn?sed tor'
duality'?r price. I inako a speciality- of
?n ai f na r- ? baa f-,:*'!.f ?"?: ?? i j
tho following i;pods
iFlo'?r *|s oJ ?* oil -*??(
A '. ? ? ? _ ? . ooi w '- \? na'i;
??? <pUgAJ'4l&v,r ?>????" > jpiirfjuw d.';W t?:
Coffee.
*oM j >i . ) .-?JJ n.v?* *d aa? lain :
Molasses, , r. .? , .
t^ij;..- v?i -?i.'lJyrap,'?>'"-' .-rtaji. ?,
Bacon and
Hams.
sj ' l.iuill AR
Those who want have only to call and
hcconvinccd of the low prices.
?jW My_
WANTKD .
WANTED,
W A IV T E I>;
??'Everybody to know that
ft. EZKKIEL
?^ j . ...i... ?. ... . ** " 7
Has .7 UHTAi&EJWZ-D a tit** and tlncstocV
of the I.nteat Stv!w and Pattern*. Ali unusual
opportunity for selection.
"A j rotiinlet? a??ortnici)i 'of( ..J 1>\VTI>KY,
STUDS und BFTfONS. Engagement IS k
? rVf ' I V- ? ? : ,i / i ?
Plain, Wedding. I'rii-ndslilp and Heal I 'iu^--,
Watch Chains, Ladies' Watches
and Chains, Lockets,
Charms, Etc.
KlcfMUt SeM Ol
1 i PdiOlM Ii KS and I'.Al.'illNi.S.
I-.rtjdialt ctartania) American WATClIKS.
j (fold and Silver?cvc.y WAT''I I warranted
AM rlMf'AX ( LOCKS qI every description
j SliK?.T.V("i.f>5 aud l.i h'iLASSF.S to suit
1,11 ? , . ;? >? ?
I M iwotiic, Odd .Fellows and Sons <if Tehipcr
a'nrc ISAU'.il?S.
KEPAIh'INC; Promptly and Well DONK at
F. KZKKIKJA*
pick or Tim mo watc?.
Sept 4-t
"ENTERPRISE" SALOON.
Tbc ??ilixcn.? ?>f Ornntfohurj; :ire notified that
J ^11 WAIll'.EltS hen opened
*\ A- '
Fin* claftH l.IQUOIt At?KE and Drinking
Saloon; where ho will always he'
PRESENT
To di*pemW> thefinest hrnndVof A LES, IF/A )?
LHM VMS, ???AJj'S, *tr., thai can he h a
hi Oranjcburfr. DON'T
FOR
Oct that the KNTKHWsK i* a bl-i'luiw ta-^
loon, eonduetcd un the intv.t jniprovc<l plan,
and a p!a*5b where loafers are not permitted
Ip eon^regalc, and where no divbttMiona and
harangue arc allowed. Apre?ciuu invitation
is extended to
ALL
To call and cxarnino my ttoek, before going
ebewherc.
J. HE KM AN W?HLERS.
. jul10 lyr
Creo. S. Hacker
Doors ?asli, I31ind
I^tLctorv
;
CIIARI^KSTOIV.
THIS IS AS L.\KGK AND COMI'LKTK,
a factory as there is in the Mouth. All work
manufactured at the Factory In this city. The
only houKc owned and managed by a Carolin
ion in this city. Send for price, lht. . Address
tiEO. 8. fTAOKEIt,
l'ogtofficc Uox 170, niarhfiton, S. C.
1'octory and \Varcroon\FonKing Mreet oppo
bite Cannon street, on line Of City Railway,
\f Nov. 13 * :**s 1 IV
Lesrone ferrc>c
^ ^ ^rthlfl^ Away.
] .K-Yi'ui.h If* d# ?5,1 !accar*!
WJifa j ?*?_ _
'.Drifting away?uVlfiiog'away T "*"**"
>fJiaby tslrkvHia iht-Wtry *dJt?, 1*3' (h a! 1 r
galling fur out in the ,t reach croiw sea,.
Wh?rp flit) hrajht glories of yyomau-ltfu be, |
Yes/on the hrmr-rippl?, day after day, j
JLvery night twmtth a chad?, loss, Ialf
iBfasji ou dfrlioUrffiptAffi^dly tftW* day* V> *tj
I Baby, niy darling;- ia driuUjnr aa*ay*^? rtrfj btd]
brife&^ 21
?iiliayWfcr^in^ ?*i
All tl e truoBtrokvn of thy mH.ce ?ppcd ow ; V j
k ^loV hnek to my crhoon moinor>J**lu)rc. ?
L^fw, ou^boiwal-xipplce*, day ntter.dpye .^-j.rjj
\\ under fid .words uan lud dainty lip.-* Bay,
Wonderful task? <-irJrIi%1j'u<v hrfnds do,"
W<m?lorful jonriusy? go tiny .Ax-t. thio-jgh;!.,t.,-1J
Yc*, oil[thehotu"*rli?i>lc*?,day afnr day,
??byJ my darling,' If drifting away !
' ' * 34X1 ''i?aV* Arl,lt' "v*?. 'V )
Drifting away?drifting away! ^'
r.aby' is leaving ihf o*?rf*lfiy4 96 tt <t\V .b
Steering Far ?gut ^n thr tveachwHijS fta, |
Where tho bright glori?.* of yroinnn-lifc he? i
Ye?,on the hoiir-ripplc??. day nfter day, ' }?**(
Hnby, my darling, is.lrifting away!' ... "f i
> . CUR WASHINGTON JLETTE.R.
"?..AI WattU 01 on: I'Vi i| 7 ff
I-??? dub a >t*TT^;r>\ - ?
l-'itOM ot ti OWN roitP.l^l'ONIH-.NT.
WrAt?lUNf;T<?N, ]>rtlr*?e?*13, 187*2.
hknatj: - ? -
The debate i i the. Senate yesterday
showed very plainly where Senator
Trumbull stands with regard to theCir?n.
administration. Iiis arraignment of tin
President for not reducing tho number (.)'
iil^eivml revenue districts, greatly netth <\
the ciiipie, and a Jffl ri\ ikit i\> i VstSS: *
and desire to pitch into him was mani
fested,, but. it was left to thin .John Sher
man tu defend his master. Senator Cas
serly's intimation that Gru.u's neglect of
duty in the. cuso was due tu politics,
brought "thin John" to his feet again,
nod instead of a hectoring to.le, he whined
out a veinonstranee against connecting
the Presidents name with politics in the
mutter. Thus fur. in the Keimte then;
has been a studied avoidance of .conflict
with the opposition 'by tho administra
tion Kcnutors, which when the Mtpcr
ctlliousnoss.of some, and the bitterness
of others, and the desire to crow over tho
vanquished Lnhcrais is taken into con
sideration it w.'>nld.sociu as if a peaceful
line of j policy had been agreed upon, by
the Radicals. From the indications they
will not be abje to. light the tight on that
line very long.
HOUSE.
The bill which'passed the House yes
terduy, providing, fur exchanging regis
tered for coupon bonds is as follow.;:
-The.Seeretary of the Treasury is ruith<ir
\7.cd to make the exchange, "Provided,
that the expense'of the i-stie of Mich
bondsfhnll be paid by the owner thor-eof,
under such regulations jis tin- Secret a i y
shall prescribe." The Appeals made by
Messrs. llolman Si Vox. t<> pr<dc?f the
Oovernnieiit and not extend the p<>\\ -re
of the Secretary were, unheeded. The
bill met with general approval, but the
attempt to confine (hepower of Becfetarv
Ibmtwell in certain limits was1" looked
upon as a reflection on the whole army
Of .tho faithful, and was scouted. Thus
every ra%*tsurc that is passed \n some
hhnpb or form enlarges the po\ycrs of ;he
Jfcdora) o/liccrs. Whether this is the re
sult of n systematic plan to gradually
Uikenll power from flicp?opleand centre
it in the administratiun or ia caused In
tim madness of the liour-radiealt^in, with
out previous concci't, matters but little
us the eflbct i.' precisely the same, play?
ing directly into the, hands of the new
and advanced parly who desire a Presi
dent for life, a party in power and in
fluence not to be despised.
LOUISIANA IN THIi RL'l'ItliMK COUltT.
Yesterday tho supremo t'ourt heard
the Arguments, of lion. Philip Pliillips
and Mr. Oguen, Attorney penera] of
I/ouisiana, on behalf of poyoh-'.or V,';ir
mouth of that State, asking for a writ of
^ ' iU tt.i.'-ju o.->* lit Jin tfi bn? :-- v ?
r^'iWtjon anlinst JudgeT^rolh Mf^
Phillips olnitncd'tlmt such a. monstrous
proposition tcrIbt* wsnrpniibh bf juri?rlio^
*.ll9J* could njt have beeju .contemplated
'Jy (johgnfe? f in- the- passage of HChe^h**
d^reebichf? acts," and it was not^rt^ccssiiiv
:V*?,r'is? upon this point. I have no doubt
there wore biauy Radicals wlip^^lwlfj
?'?i- tin- enforcement acts who never j
/Ircaracd such power; ,na' \cxerqiftou b\
.Judge Durcll, was^to be given to^ tie
several court.", hut" 8uoh'\va9r-ili9 d^a$gn>
-\dUhc framcri of .the Ktlly nntlr?gh-**til<
be its effect.' Ifoh. Caleb Cudung,,ihc'
biLsLnifirn Jru-kah ^iror^g^y^fc
Supreme Court had no power in .the case,
fts tjii? was simply a suit between private
^j^ties. The recognition of Piuchback
as ttte.^p^yt^v?J^l^outo?^I^ the
^resjdc^t.^iye'^grc^ .satisfaction to^J^,.
j&ellpg?-faction^ <-('i'bc vPresidgulii pI(Mgi|L,
j bat he has acted solely in odedienco to
Ac law. in., the, jca^..Ttylfl Wlhj^Tjgh the
^hole wrangle is one for place1, the Presi
dential hro-in-laW-'CnBoV rtiVer the scna
torelpp, and Grant's Fym path iea with him,
the blame of this condition ,of thiugs is
Joe. to the Radical ? schemer-; who passed
the enforcement acts,' and no! blame at
tabbed to.General Grant for actUigJn ac-.
cofd(incc with them, cvcn*if'thcy do fit
'his hand so nicely as1 to elect his brother
in-laW toi the ITnifcU Stated Soriate?i*lIf,
General Graut was on? of the origidaturs;
of the enforcement lawfrthceasc is~verv
different* "; ? 1 S c ' '
tub sYNincATi:.
The, Ways and Means CojumiUeu do
not kecm disposed to accept Secretary
I itoutwiU's j?lan of negotiating, the re
mainder of the new live per cent loan,
arid.have decided by, the advice and.con
ceit of thc-iSecretary to invite such hank
ers as Messrs. Jay Conko, Rufus.Hatch,
. Homy Clows-, and other leading, liunii
'^'or.rt:- ~:ve their vh?wk on i tlio -&u.hjec't,
after, which they wiil come to some de
termination on the <pucs*ioii. It is said
that a number ul German capitalists
combined, offer to negotiate the entire
loan if allowed a clear commission of two
and a hall'per cent. If the Secretary
finds the committee disposed (b haggle
Ijng over the matter, he sny? that he will
negotiate the loan under the oxistie;; law
which j.r >babty meuns the ac<et a tee of
the Rothschild's offer, made over a year
ago, and never withdrawn.
civil sekvicl again.
The Indiana congressional dt location
called upon the President and urged the
name of Gen. J. S. Foster, chairman of
dhe Indiana State Republican Commit
tee for the mission to .Switzerland. (-Irani
complimented Gen. Foster, bat said that
I at prv.-ent there was no vacancy, and
under the' civil service, rules, he could
! not make one without cause. The Indi
I'ariTnns'did not make Judy's of themselves
las din the Pennsylvania delegation when
their months were stopped with the civil
'service rules, hut uttered silent prayers,
I not loud hut deep, on behalf of that nusi
I uncivil monster that is nursed and cared
I f-o tciiderlv f>>r by tii? - 1 Vr-sident. That
prtjoto noir well breed trouble yet among
the Radicul bn-thrcn.
ARTISTS
In considerable numbers aie congre
gating in the capital. The name of Mr.
Walter Ingalls has just been added to
the art circle. This gentleman's works
[,were greatly admired in Rome by the
Pope, who sat to him for his port rait
This was quite a compliment to the
American artist as Horace'Rernel was
the only one who previously had painted
It. Mr. Ingalls is now engaged on the
portraits of a number of prominent gentle2
men here; the portrait of Prof. Henry, of
the Smithsonian Institute, just finished is
like itself, and very much admired.
riM:i)tT Moitrr.TKns
) Judge Pollard's committee to investi
gate the charges of bribery against cer
tain congressmen met yesterday, but. did
not examine any witnesses. Hon. Oakes.
Ames and lift counsel, Hon. John T.
Wilson, of Iowa; Col. H. S. Mueomb and
his counsel, Hon. Jorrc S. Rlack, Hon. J.
K Alley and Hon. J M. S. Williams,
were present. Speakeriiiaino appeared
and flatly denied, the charges made.
against him. If Col, Macomb wi.-hes to
l-llj?; >w ,a? i. ?*. ?*? . t
rmembeTsdmpTicnted, niid- of muq.
rirfhfaT fPftttifif: JJflilfoedj fjO hush tipfpr^
T?tit?s\vufb,thg matter.
'\rS ! b..B^BrUW^m^p:. ad J
,.t jThe Beatifc. nagaj ,cor#^f#? it^if
understood, amend tbo House, bill so as
-W\ir|?vidc tor the construction,of ten in
stead ofsix 'ncw^Wf^vessel "as \fa3?fu
.dfco okftffhtb'illJTififtftlso'rt lefiv?^ft dis-'
^bretiooary withotho^j.'Secretary i of the
Navy whether they .shrill bet biiilt in. pri
vrtfo i rj wumFmwfh who*
Jarccment of. power, of course. " ,
0 .?dvs* tPtaauth ?ru To ru^pfs ?dj oJ
TKK
JSt-vO
A
j?erir.nn, of CiircjjmaCi, juw inv^ntcii5
a clock \vf fieh; thoUg^ra?ch emal lei tliaa*
the eeleVated onerat Strasburg.':I?.' ff ?..m
its descriptipn, much more complicated..;
We see, in frjgla^cage^a ,three ;fitpryt j
steeple shaped clock, four icct wide at the]
first story and nine feet high. The move
ment is placed InMte first storyj*on' iour
delicate columns', within which swings'fcbc
pendulum* ' The second story consists of
fiwd itpwcrdikc pieces,' on.. tho;djiO;rs.o^[
'Vilich thcro.ure^twp pictures tlnitfIrepro
s'cht' boyhood and early manhood. A
tower crown's, as third story, the ingenious
si i ud<W?* A^ cock, as ft symbol of watt h
fuloc-s, stand? oh the top, directly.bver
j rhc portuli Whan the' clock marks the.
j first quarter, the door of the left piece of
( the second story opens, and a child issues
from the background, comes forward to a
littlo bellj jr.tVCS it one blow, and then
disappears. A.I the" second quarter , a
ycuth appears, Btrikes'tbo boll twice,
and disappenit; at the third there.comes
a man in his prime; at the fourth we. have
a tottering old man, leaning on a staff,
who strikes tho bell four times, flach
time the door closes of itself. When the
bouts are full, the door of the right pic.*o
(d* the second story ooens, and Death, as
a skeleton, scythe in hand, appears and
marks the hour by striking a bell. But
j it l< at the twelfth hour that wo have the
grand spectacle in tho representation of
the day of judgment. Then, when Death
has struck three blows on the little bell,
the cock on the top of the tower suddenly
Haps bis wings, and crows In a nhrill
tone; and, alter Death hath marked the
twelfth lrour with his baaunCr, ho croas
, again twice.
1 mtaediately three angels, wlio sttind as
[ guardians in a central position, raise their
j trumpets with their right band (in the
, 1 .it thuy hold swords) and I u.y a blast
toward each of the four tpiartcr*. of the
earth. At the last blast the door of the
tower open?, and the resurrected eftiluren
of earth appear. while the BesYroTJng
! :ing< 1 sinks on*, of nights Then,suddenly,
[Christ.-descends, surrounded by uhgcl?.
j On his left there is an angel who holds
' the scales of justice; on his right another
j carries the Book of Life, which opens to
j show the alpha ami omega?the begin
' ning und tue end. CfiriW waves his hand,
'and instantly the good among the rcsur
j rectod arc separated from tho wicked, the
j former going to tho right, tho hitter to
: the left. The Archangel Michael salutes
j the good, while on the other side stands
I the devil, radiant with fiendish delight
he can hardly wait for the final sentence
of those who fall to him, but,.in obedience
to the command of the central figure, he
withdraws. The figure of Christ raises
its hand again, with a threatening mein,
nnd the accursed sink down to the re
alma ?.f his sataulc majesty. Then Christ
blesses the chosen few, who druw near to
i hitu. Finally we hear a cheerful chime
of bells, during which Christ rises, sur
rounded by his angels, until ho disap
pears nnd the portal closes*.
A complete drama is here representcd|
without the aid of a human band. The
movements nro steady^ calm and noise
I less, with tho exception of tho threatcu-.
ing gestures of Lucifer who darts across,
the scene with lightning rapidity. Of
course, tbo peculiar action of these two
figures is intentional civ the part of tho
artist, and ndds greatly to tno effect,
d rm iai lellob 'j'ii ee s v;;ri * t*io?m>* ?o
from ahfiindbarruvr? Hays: . <?
It you: h?ivo:oecai?on to tun a wheel
barrow, leave it., whorT y?? uro 'ihttsttglt r.'
with .ft^itf* fluBt.^W.iiote wfch 4t
han'flh>H'lD\r^r<f the doorl/A wheelbarrow
is the; most C?m^iiwUed^i}!^ tu TaU o^et - -:
on tSio^fttcelif ili{MHir|h. ,/y i?n?ilHM4?
artet bi^c when-ha->,Woald,never think-off'
.falling/ oycjt cat?- thiag bbfc r cKo '-B***r 9"J
Jcnp>v*wliei??lnrtiaft' tlird?g? falling "J
over *r/?t!fcAl?tt'^?tlc.'Lis leg.
flt?r pp ?r MTof him, 3and just aa hq,.,^
jViiT in in liis ipHfftaeiyi Iii HUg'il'1 ir?
iiiin; elf, it trkes a new tnrn ? und -.scoops
more skin off of him, and he commences <?
to cvolutCjaucw and bump himself irs
fredhplaces. A man novcr ceases to fall
over a wheelbarrow until it. turns com? i
plefoly on its back; orJarings up ngain?t. [
something it cannot upset. It is.the most-...
inoffensive looking object there is, but it?i a
is, more darlgcrous than a locumotivi^nnd
no man is secure with one unless he has
a tighk holdio'fita handloH and is sitting
down on something, AfwJioclborrowhaa,
it.-, usc-s, without, doubt, ;hut indt* lchmto
moments it is the greatest blighting curse
on trucdigiiity^j^^.^y JfL.- n
Never inquire thotiqof .the editor,for;
the news j fur behold it is his busiues* at
the apptuu^cd tinie to give to the* with;.]/
;ptlt asking.
ii:o-JU U^not^right that thou ?houldst ask, w;
him who is the author of an article, for j
is Ids duty to keep such things unto.him- .
I e,'lf-; .- -nt;( t. osn .' ? .-.i-Al lau
When thou dost pntpr hw office, Anko
heed unto thyself that thou dost not look
at what inay be laying open ai d concert.*
cth thec not, for that w uo^ meet j^jtfyc .
sight of good,hrecdingj *. ;. fefv?iWi
Neither examine thou the JOTopf ejbcgti
'for'hi U not ready to meet thine eye that
thou mayc*t understand.'
Prefer thtno own town paper to any
other, and subsofibo for it Immediately.
Pay lor. it in advance,, nud it Bhall ho
well with thee and thine.
Never sendest thou an article for pub
lication without giviug tho editor thy
name, for thy name often secures publi
I cation to worthless articles.
Never do thou loaf about, ask ques
lion*, or knock down the type, or the
boys will love you like they do rdinde
trees? when you leuveth.
Thou shouldst never read the copy on
the printer's caso, or the sharp and hook-1
cd container thereof or henmy knock
thee down.
Tut; 1Vti:j;i: t*y Olli Statf.?This
j is a question which has demanded and
noijr demands the serious thought of every
citizen in' the State. "Whither are wc !
boipidi .Wh.it is to liecome of us? Year
after year since earpet-bugisin has ;be
come the ruling power of the State, W**
Jmj bejn" more und more involved in
debt, cm a bonded debt of ?0,000??
000 wc have now reached a debt of $16.?
OUU.uOO. Frohnau auhdjal expenditure
of 0-ItlO^JOtt, we havo now reached the
magnificent sum of ??",000,000.
Pd the thing goes. Year after yenr
, our expenses are, incrc-i.-cd, .and therein
1 nothing to show for it. This is our great
I complaint against the Republican party,
j They ask- entirely* too' rfVttch money and
they do not applv it to the proper objects
' of governmental care. The taxes have
I becii naereased two thousand per ccnU,
ami more still, the rascals are not.bappy.
Tlu-v want more.?Carolinian.
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Horkib:.k AcoroRMT a.ni> Death.?
The Grecnbritr ( West, Ya.) Indepen
dent say^: r Y . ,?'( f
Mrs. Wm. R. Kehl, who lived near
Frankfort, in thi* county, wet w;th an
accident on Friday morning, which re
sulted in her death the same evening. It
sebms that she was handling a lamp be
fore the fire, and in turning the chimney
down a quantity was spilt in tho lire,
which scl her clothes abl?se, buruinghor
j in ft most Inrrible maum-r, < susiag h ?
j death ai.abovr, .stated. She wa? a woman
j of rare virtues, and looses a large circle
of rob'.tivcs and friends to roonrn her in
timely death. *
w v.1 *>a . ?' lud %w:^tr.